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If you are planning a South African safari, April to May, or September to October are ideal for wildlife watching.

Do keep in mind that the Western Cape has a Mediterranean climate with rain from May through September. So, if you’re thinking of combining your safari with a Western Cape visit, and want to avoid the rain, rather visit during the drier months.

In today’s email: 

• Going on a safari in South Africa
• Is a safari in South Africa worth it?
• Around the Web: South Africa unveils comprehensive tourism safety initiatives, Cheers to South Africa’s wine routes, What is the Cape of Good Hope, and more.
• From Social Media – The Amazing Story of a Swiss Man Living with Lions in South Africa 
• South African Food You Will Love – South African bobotie recipe
• Only in South Africa – Tourism in South Africa | Trevor Noah

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Going on a safari in South Africa

South Africa’s 19 national parks and many private reserves are ideal places for immersing yourself in nature and spotting wildlife. There are several gorgeous landscapes to explore.

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Is a safari in South Africa worth it?

Absolutely! With attractions such as encountering the world-famous Big Five to family-friendly safari options, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

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Around the Web

South Africa unveils comprehensive tourism safety initiatives

The South African government has unveiled a comprehensive set of initiatives aimed at enhancing tourism safety and fostering a more welcoming and secure environment for visitors from around the world. The announcement comes as the country gears up for the upcoming summer tourist season, which is expected to see a significant surge in visitor arrivals.

Cheers to South Africa’s wine routes

South Africa has more than 20 different wine routes within its borders. From the cool west coast breezes near Darling to the world’s longest wine route in the Klein Karoo, there is so much to discover.

What is the Cape of Good Hope?

The Cape of Good Hope, situated on the Cape Peninsula in Cape Town, South Africa, is an iconic landmark. It is renowned as the Cape of Storms and has been used as a meeting point by Portuguese and Dutch explorers. This southernmost point of mainland Africa is also known for its dramatic waterfalls, cliffs, and rugged terrain.

Why you should consider a visit to Plettenberg Bay

Plettenberg Bay is a premier holiday destination situated on the Southern Cape coast of South Africa. Plett, as it is popularly known, has sweeping golden beaches, the iconic Robberg Peninsula, intriguing lagoons and estuaries, towering indigenous forests and unpolluted rivers, vineyards and wine estates.

South African Organisation takes Global Top Spot at WTM World Responsible Tourism Awards

Responsible Tourism Partnership has announced that South African conservation organisation, Wildlife ACT, has been awarded first place for ‘Best for Nature-Positive Tourism’ at the prestigious WTM World Responsible Tourism Awards for 2023.

10 unique attractions you never thought to visit in South Africa

When you think about ways to spend a holiday, it’s usually sunning yourself by the beach, hiking the Drakensberg mountains, or sporting your safari hat and searching for wildlife, but the country is big and there is even more to do than that. If you’re looking for something a little different than the usual, consider road-tripping to one or two of these 10 unique attractions you never thought to visit in South Africa.

South Africa’s new ‘travel pass’ expands

The South African Revenue Service has expanded its new online ‘travel pass’ system to sea and land ports, making it easier for travellers to declare goods to customs.

12 Hidden gems in South Africa: Underrated spots in South Africa

South Africa is a land of unparalleled beauty and diversity. It is often associated with iconic destinations like Cape Town, Johannesburg, and Kruger National Park. But beyond these well-trodden paths lies a world of undiscovered treasures waiting to captivate the hearts of intrepid travellers.

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From Social Media

The Amazing Story of a Swiss Man Living with Lions in South Africa 

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South African Food You Will Love 

South African bobotie recipe

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Only in South Africa

Tourism in South Africa | Trevor Noah

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